Beswick Large Hunter Horse Model 1734, Chestnut Gloss HN2342 The name itself carries a

The name itself carries a soft Celtic lyricism characteristic of the period's figurine naming conventions

naturalistic manner of the factory's decorating department at the height of its Victorian output

Eliza Farron showcases rich fabric work with flowing lines and delicate color palette that captures Victorian elegance

capturing the fourth wife of England's most notorious monarch

Produced in : United Kingdom

Beswick Large Hunter Horse Model 1734, Chestnut Gloss HN2342 The name itself carries aBeswick Large Hunter Horse Model 1734 in Chestnut Gloss is one of the most impressive equine studies ever produced by the Beswick factory, designed by master modeller Arthur Gredington and standing a commanding 11. 75 inches (29. 8 cm) tall. Produced from 1961 to 1963 only, this rare early colourway makes it a particularly desirable find for collectors of British ceramic animal figures and Beswick horse enthusiasts alike.